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by tdmackey 16y ago
/me is in. might bring friend. don't know if you need me to tell you.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
So be it, but it doesn't imply that Godel's incompleteness theorem applies. Metaphorically they may somehow be similar given someone's viewpoint, but it doesn't make it so.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
"What's the advantage of "installing" an app from Chrome Web Store? When Google Chrome users "install" a web application from the store, a convenient shortcut is added for quickly accessing the app." When I read that I say to myself, "wait,
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by tdmackey 16y ago
No. Godel's incompleteness theorems say nothing about non-arithmetical or non-mathematical statements nor do they apply in contexts where no formal system exists. Some sort of paradox, sure, but Godel doesn't apply. Truth is not a mathemati
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Gödel's first incompleteness theorem states that any effectively generated theory capable of expressing elementary arithmetic cannot be both consistent and complete. In particular, for any consistent, effectively generated formal theory tha
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by tdmackey 16y ago
By doing what he does best, hacking on what he loves. The rest will fall into place.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
You'd be pushing it to make any reasonable gains with a volatile trading strategy via interactive brokers. They target more run of the mill day trading strategies that your average at-home trader would employ.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
To speculate that they would be interested just because you don't like their OS and think their development team is too slow is also incorrect. I will agree that their OS is lacking in many areas compared to many of the newcomers in this sp
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by tdmackey 16y ago
HTC, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Huawei although Huawei talks stalled early on so they may not be considered.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Writing a patch for this is an incredible undertaking, writing a blog to draw attention to the issue is not. The author is a user of python that is aware of the issue, but is not one who has contributed to the language. This is probably wel
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by tdmackey 16y ago
From underneath the big bold "Work at a Startup" text: June 17 2010, 6:00-7:30 pm | Y Combinator, 320 Pioneer Way, Mountain View
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by tdmackey 16y ago
It's a very common process to reduce heat and power consumption. For instance all the previous iphone and ipod touch underclocked their processor and the new HTC incredible underclocks. Just about every embedded device underclocks as a high
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Introduction to Information Retrieval by Manning et al is a great text on the subject: http://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/information-retrieval-book.h...
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by tdmackey 16y ago
I use names of Star Wars planets and my wireless ssid is The Outer Rim
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Can't say I've noticed one yet. :(
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Digg Introduces Clusto: The Cluster Management Tool(about.digg.com)
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Out of proportion? Sure at least in the US you are protected from credit card fraud assuming you take the appropriate actions.However, such a problem on their end shows a lack of attention to security and while this may be an isolated incid
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by tdmackey 16y ago
It's not really a language exam like a certification or anything but merely a style compliance review. Also, such a compliance review doesn't exist for C, but rather C++, and all of Thompson's work is on Golang which run a little differentl
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Don't really know what apple is up to, but watch the 4 hours on the London Stock Exchange before NASDAQ early hours opens and if it's happy buy a lot of ARMH.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
If you read Bentley's original work that the article is based on then the point is exactly that even the most seemingly simple tasks like implementing a binary search are incredibly difficult if not near impossible to get "right."
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Thought it was just kind of well known. The first of many sources: http://www.businessinsider.com/google-and-twitter-wanted-to-...
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Twitter already tried to acquire them and they declined the offer.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
It's a hardware thing, so no. Surprisingly though it isn't Nvidia's Optimus switching stuff but rather some proprietary apple concoction.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Flash CS5 allows you to export your flash to html5 canvas so in the not to distant future it will be a reality.
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by tdmackey 16y ago
Someone missed the point of the statistic. Jobs was merely saying there is a potential to make money via ad sales and we as Apple want a slice of the pie it not, "hey look we are going to be serving a billion ads a day via iAds alone the da
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by tdmackey 17y ago
"... gotta embrace the curly-brackets, and they can't call them fucking stache or mustache characters. They're called fucking curly-brackets, and if you can't call them that then me and my damn C friends are gonna laugh at you every day you
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by tdmackey 17y ago
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ass%20clown Given the urban dictionary definitions, your "lifestyle" usage is far less common and probably not the intended meaning of the phrase in this article.
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by tdmackey 17y ago
google.com http://nginx.org/en/download.html
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by tdmackey 17y ago
hmm, in viewing HN from the IE9 platform preview it centers all the text which is promising ;)
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by tdmackey 17y ago
http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/current-work.html As you can see CSS3 is very far from being "finalized" so any implementation that mozilla or webkit or someone does is just their best guess at what the final standard will be or experiments t

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